The phrase "more favourable time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a period that is more advantageous or beneficial compared to a previous time. Example: "After months of struggling, we finally found ourselves in a more favourable time. The economy was booming and job opportunities were plentiful."
After the failure of 1984 album Moving, founder member Ana da Silva turned to dance as a means of expression, while the band's records awaited a more favourable time.
This selection was based on the results of a randomised, phase II trial in 109 colorectal cancer patients, in which intermittent capecitabine resulted in a more favourable time to disease progression than the other regimens tested.
In particular, the batteries are better handled, allowing electricity to be injected to the grid and extracted from the grid at more favourable times.
In addition, some inflammatory markers such as IL-6 and CRP showed significantly lower blood concentrations and a more favourable time-course in the MPDN group.
The American made his Open debut at St Andrews in 1995 and is playing the fifth of his 19 overall at the Old Course, so he was always well equipped to put up a score and earn a more favourable starting time on Monday.
Conclusions The mortality benefit of screening men aged 65-74 for abdominal aortic aneurysm is maintained up to 10 years and cost effectiveness becomes more favourable over time.
The implications of role construction were found to include professional satisfaction and more favourable wait times for patients.
It could simply be that the "true shew" was able to take over because its biological traits were more favourable at that time, adds Furio.
They serve as points of triage during stress, differentiating which transcripts need urgent translation and which can be sequestered in the granule for translation at a more favourable point in time (Kedersha and Anderson, 2002).
We were unable to identify precise implementation time points for the many concurrent changes, precluding identification of the drivers of the more favourable outcomes seen over time.
It was not possible to identify precise implementation time points for the many concurrent mental health system changes, precluding identification of the drivers of the more favourable outcomes seen over time.
